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Creed 3 Review

 




Day before Easter, me and my dad went to see "Creed 3". Not really out of anticipation but curiosity. So, what are my thoughts.

So when Donnie was a child, he and old childhood friend Damian "Diamond Dame" Anderson got involved in a fallout that resulted in Anderson getting sent to prison for 18 years. Fast-forward to the present, and Donnie has now retired from boxing and focusing on his family as well as training the next generation of boxers. Upon being released, Dame reconnects with Donnie wanting his help to continue in boxing. While that seems harmless at first, things soon got very ugly.

Like my last review (Quantumania, which also starred Majors), I don't really have much to say about this one. It was a good movie, just not great. To be honest, I didn't expect it to be great anyway, just decent. Also like the previous review subject, Majors was probably the best part of the movie. However, given his recent controversy, I'm not really sure if he was either acting like a butthole or he actually is one. Cause Dame was a real jerk, and so was Kang. I know everyone's innocent until proven guilty and we don't really know the full story, but I would also like to acknowledge how eerie it is that he's good at portraying a villain, and now is under fire domestic abuse. But I will also say that It does not automatically mean he's guilty, it's just ironic.

Other than that, nothing in the movie really stood out or pissed me off. I am aware that this is Michael B. Jordan's directorial debut. Not bad for his first, hopefully he'll continue to grow.

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